Best Inheritance

My girls are growing.
Just looking at their recent photos makes me stop and think what happen to my girls, they're not babies no more *sigh*.

Ate L
5 1/2 yrs old

She learns how to bike without training wheels.
Can read - first grade level.
Starting to reason out (this is not good).
Knows what she wants --- no more of the dollar store.
Can count up to 70.
Can write her full name - with the correct spelling and proper upper and lower casing.
Getting better telling her time - just get confused with the short and long hand sometimes.

Baby M
will be 2yrs old next month

She can communicate well --- sometimes just missing prepositions.
Our little miss congeniality once she's warmed up (loves to say hi to everyone).
Loves to stay in Ate L's school (she goes in line too along with Ate L's classmates).
Occassionally throws tantrums (as early as now, we have to cut it short --- i think she's starting to get the point though).
Totally no more bottles for her. Practice drinking on a regular cup.
Working on her potty training... some accidents at random.

Despite them growing this fast, they're still so sweet and love us to give them hugs and kisses.
Scenario with Baby M
When she's stuck in her high chair --- i can tell she wants to get off really bad... "Mommy, hug-hug-hug".
Scenario with Ate L.
She likes to throw baby talk sometimes ... "Mommy, you're the best mommy in the whole wide world".

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To all the daddies and mommies out there, do enjoy your children because they're not going to be this young as years ages. Give them the love, attention, and care they deserve --- despite our super hectic busy schedules. They need us to help them grow and become a better person... Just my two cents.

“The best inheritance a parent can give to his children is a few minutes of their time each day.”

M. Grundler